Spare part turbulence


A fact check would show that MAS isn’t the only one grappling with the issues in the post-Covid period as demand for travel has shot up.

THE celebrations at Malaysia Airlines following the announcement in March that the airline had made a net profit for the first time since 2015 seemed to have hit turbulence too fast.

The parent company had reported a net profit of RM766mil for 2023 and certainly it was a momentous milestone for the airline.

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